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i >r: lisiaior .Wppilfi SSHSS V ^.aPpB, • • • "v • •*• <*»' .1'-«**>• I -^la^taSf5? •% EARL WALSH Don't tell me scribble again. it is time to A SOFT TOUCH...is displayed by Ram Waytala, a McHenry resident and member of the Marian Central getf team, daring the Hnrricanes' match Tuesday with McHenry. The Warriors defeated Marian 154-10 despite a nine-bole scare ef 41 tamed in by Waytala. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD MCHS Golf Team Wins Three More The Mc Henry varsity golf team swept three matches this week, boosting its season record to SO. * Tuesday, the Warriors toppled Marian Central 156-169. after rolling over defending state champion Prospect, and Elgin Larkin Monday afternoon on the Mc Henry home course. i The Warriors were scheduled to play Grayslake at home Thursday, and will face Elgin at home Friday before traveling to North Chicago Monday afternoon. Possibly the biggest match of the week was Monday's meet against Prospect The 154-169 final score was indicative of McHenry's strength this i season, as the team literally burned up the soggy course. * The 154 total was also good | enough to defeat Larkin, which * fired a 177. ' In that double duel match. ; Tom Pepping and Tim Byers »each fired two-over-par 37s to * lead the way. They were joined * by Bob Ltmkenbeimer, Pat * Becker, and Jim Buenzli. who ' all carded 40s. ' Head coach Charles Cuda ; was extremely pleased with the * 154 score, noting that it was t remarkable golf on a soggy * course. * The rain which made the * Mc Henry Country club course ; soggy on Monday, continued * through Tuesday, but the * Warriors were still on their , game against the Hurricanes. I Byers fired his second con- * secutive 37. while Buenzli carded a 39 and Pepping and ! Lunkenheimer shot 40s. t \ ine defeat was Marian's ; third against one win, and the »Hurricanes were led by Ron ^Waytula of McHenry. who shot ;a fine 41. Pat Sweeney, also of * McHenry, fired a 43, as did > Dave Kozial, who is from 'Wonder Lake. s, Marian's golf team was ' scheduled to play at Harvard ! Thursday afternoon, and will take on Beloit Catholic on Friday. 'msi Football has hit the sports scene like the bull in the beer ad. Picked up the Sunday morning sport page and had to search for baseball news. Glad to see Wisconsin coming up in the football picture. Down at Champaign they seem to need help. Our State University should be more representative in the Big Ten. .&: You can change coaches, but he needs the horses. Notre Dame beat Pitt and all we read is how poor the Irish team is this year. School rules won't allow any hanky panky so a couple of star ball carriers were booted out The pros picked up the stars as Notre Dame searches for replacements. The season is young and some teams will get their growth in a few weeks. Other schools can satisfy their thirst for victories by building character. I Hear SPORTS EDITOR People are complaining about the rainy weather. Let's not kick. A long dry spell is Down at Kansas City they had 12 inches of rain and more is promised in the weather reports. It will take more than rain drops to dampen the spirit of the. Kansas City Royals. Winning eight games on the road didn't give teams like the Sox much to pick up ground. The Boston Red Sox are making life miserable for the millionaire club in New York. Everybody knows you can't buy friendship. It remains to be seen if you can buy a major league pennant. I must tell Larry Nimsgern about the new pitcher the Sox have coming up next year from some remote country The phenom's name is "Jet". Had one by the same name a few years ago, but they wouldn't let him out of his native land. Now, this fellow "Jet" throws so hard that the Sox are going to apply for rule changes when he is pitching. ' ' ' -- ' The plan is to use only two outfielders, then have a second catcher as a back-up man You can say you read it here first, Larry. , - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Happy birthday to our friend Mayme Buss who is recovering in McHenry hospital from an accident. Old time residents of McHenry will remember Mayme as the zenith of ef­ ficiency in her office as City Collector for more years than many can remember. Those were do it yourself days. Not much to work with except a pencil and pad. •Mayme's sharp mind and quickness with figures enabled her to do the work of two people. In relating one little incident to Editor "Brenda", she said, "Write it". On one of my visits to Mayme's home where she conducted city business, she told me that sometimes coins fell on the floor when counting parking meter money. "If anything happens to me, I want you to know where I keep those coins", said our collector. She reached up and took down a little jar -- And, what do you suppose? There were three pennies in that jar! Mayme Buss didn't make much money for her great efforts, but had the interest of the city at heart at all times. An outstanding public ser­ vant - and a great lady. Coach Day Hopes To Warriors Prove Class Jn Maine North Game See BLASTING OUT! Tom Pepping explodes from the sand trap on the tenth hole at McHenry Country ctab daring match Tuesday against Marias Central. Pepping recovered from this shaky start to fire a nine-hole round of 46 as McHenry defeated Marian 156-169. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Coach Seeks Better Execution No changes--just better execution. That's the report from Tom Parker, head coach of Marian Central's football team, which will face Marengo Friday night on the Indians' field Marian was defeated by Harvard last week. 27-6. in its m SUPER SALE mv\ GRANT BATTERIES UP TO $19 "Mt. / //////// w Firestone DELUXE OR UNIROYAL TIGER PAWS FULL 4 PLY- WHITEWALL G78-15 36 00 SALE PRICE PRICES INCLUDES MOUNTING & BALANCING! McHENRY TIRE MART 3931W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILL 815/385-0294 season opener, while Marengo also came up a loser the first time around. The varsity game starts at 8 p.m., while the sophomore contest will begin at 6 p.m. Parker believes his team is ready for a big effort Friday night. "We're mentally coming back (from Saturday's loss)," he said. "We hit real well in practice and I'm sure we'll be ready Friday night." The coach reported that no one was seriously injured last week, although starting right tackle Dan Schneider was shaken up a little. "He'll be ready Friday," Parker promised Parker indicated that the starting lineup would be the same as for the opener. That means Jim Ringness will again be at quarterback, throwing passes to Kurt Parker and Tony Huemann. Parker, a nephew of the coach, caught four passes last week, including a 69-yarder for the Hurricanes' only score. Tom Siciliano and Pat Fallow will again be the running backs, and both gained considerable yardage in the loss to Harvard. In fact. Marian moved the ball very well between the twentys last week, but couldn't main­ tain a drive all the way for the score. Parker expects his team to be more consistent Friday night. The Marian junior varsity tied the Harvard junior varsity 6-6 Monday afternoon. The coach felt the game was im­ portant in that it gave kids who didn't see a lot of action Saturday an opportunity to play. ' When we open the con­ ference season next week, we don't want any players who haven't had any playing time." the coach said. SPORTS COPY DOS AND D0NTS Please type or have Miwtborij type for yon. Double space. Da not crowd too much on one sheet Write aa one side of the paper onh. wmrnmj• Remember Deadlines: 10 a.hi. Monday for Wednesday- issues. 10 a.m. Wednesday for Friday issues. Late copy will probably be used in following issue. Thank Yau! "This game is very im­ portant to us. If we're going to prove we're a contender, we're going to have to show it Saturday." Those words were spoken by McHenry football coach Bill Day, and the significance of Saturday's contest at Maine North has not been lost on the players. They know, after watching films of last week's 27-7 loss to Rockford Boylan, just how close the game could have been if it weren't for a few errors. Day fully expects those errors to be corrected Satur­ day. Game time is 2 p.m., with the sophomore contest beginning at noon. The coach was extremely pleased with the work of the defensive unit last week, in­ cluding the play of Tim Hughes. The linebacker received special recognition from the coaching staff after he was in on twelve tackles, recovered two fumbles, and did a good job mi the punt team against Boy lan. The coaches have also discovered the reason why Boylan was able to break an occasional big gainer on the ground last week Day ex­ plained that the linebackers were doing quite a bit of stunting, and whit was hap­ pening was that when the defensive tackle rushed to the inside and the linebacker looped around to the outside, the linebacker was going one man too far on the outside. The result was that the Boylan runners were cutting inside, and gaining large chunks of yardage. But the major problem in McHenry's defeat last week was the continual breakdown of the special teams. Day ex­ plained just what went wrong. He said that the problem arose due to the fact that McHenry has two punters, left- footed Pete Prust, and right- footed Mike Tollifson. The blocking assignments are different depending on which one is punting. Tollifson was the punter on the first occasion, when a poor snap resulted in him not getting the ball off. Prust punted the remainder of the night, but the blockers did not adjust their assignments to accommodate the left-footed kicker. "We finally realized at halftime what was wrong," Day said. "In the second half, we had a couple of fifty-yard kicks." Should the Warriors make the minor adjustments Saturday, the score could be reversed from last week. Maine North also lost last week, losing 23-20 in overtime, to Driscoll. If there was an area of disappointment, it was with the way the offense fired off the line of scrimmage. But then. Day admitted that Boylan "was too quick for us. I don't think we're going to face a team that big and quick all year." Two players sustained in­ juries in last week's game, including defensive back Mark Rogers, who will be out three LADIES TUES.NITE BOWLING LEAGUE McHenry Rec. 9-13-77 Average or better: Nancy Peterson 154-415; Annette Joyce 376; Barb Hanson 396; Pat Ruemelin 189- 471; Sandy McClory 161-416; Pam Kozior 156-411; Wilma Aylward 142-385; Sweetie Koleno 440; Jo Rizzo 489; Betty weeks with a concussion. Of­ fensive lineman Ralph Guzman required six stitches in his hand as a result of Friday's game, and is status for Saturday is uncertain. Otherwise, the Warriors are healthy. Day did not indicate which quarterback, Prust or last week's starter Jeff Hurkes, will get the starting nod Saturday. Whoever calls the signals will again have Marty Deener and Mike Tollifson in the backfield, and Marty Nuss, Dave Pliner, and Mike Williams to throw to. This is the final preseason game in preparation for the conference season. But Day and his staff have found a way to look ahead and look back at the same time. "Our goal right now is to play Rockford Boylan again," he said. That, of course, is only possible if the two teams were to meet in the state playoffs, which in turn means that both teams would have to win conference titles. And if the Warriors are going to do THAT, they are going to have to start showing it Saturday. Smith 422; Lais Crouch 451; Grace Steinsdoerfer 448; Cathy Preteck 274; Helen Rathering 153-436; <Naomi Morenes 398; Shirley Lossman 476; Wanda Gehrke 474; Fran Weyland 431; Cathy Boro 200-534; Joanne Plucinski 132-363; Joan Weyland 384; Lil Michels 454; Freida Miller 374; Helen Spencer 160-426; Fran 152. 388; June Switzer 179-446; Shirley Thomas 346; Gwen Smith 168-470; Eleanor G.aviano 173-482. Railroads: W. Aylward 5-10; Pat Gass 4-5; Lois Crouch 4-10; Helen Rathering 5-7; Joan Buss 5-10. We'd Love To Have You For Dinner O) EVERY SATURMY-SUNMY S MOMMY S) PRIME RIB of BEEF AU JUS Special «JS! Soup or Includes: Our famous Snlod Bar, Choice of Tomoto Juice, Mini loaf of Brood end Buftor. Potato, TRY OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR At Lad MM. in Fri. IMHDRN STEAK SOUSE 385-9869 ITT. 120, 27a Mi. East of McHonry, III 2 LAS VE6AS 4 NIGHTS-5 DAYS HACIENDA HOTEL & CASINO S10E95 •185H mmMMMiOCCMKY •AOCAGt HANDLING. THANSFBB. TAXES, t GHATUITIES world over travel ina Directions To Marengo Hurricane fans who will be attending the Marian- Marengo football game Friday night can safely get to Marengo high school by following these simple directions. Get over to RL 176, and take it into Marengo. Having just entered the city limits, Prospect street will intersect RL 176, and the only way to turn is "left". Hie high school is on Prospect street. Since Prospect street is not marked, it is easy to miss. If that happens, continue on RL 176 until the intersection with Rt. 23. Turn left, and go a couple of blocks south on RL 23 until the intersection with RL 20. Turn left on RL 20 and Prospect street will be on the left, about seven blocks down on RL 20. The football lights will be visible from RL 20. Allow approximately forty minutes to drive from McHenry to Marengo. Directions To Maine North Warrior football fans attending the McHenry vs. Maine North game Saturday can successfully find their way to the stadium by following these simple directions. Drive over to Rt 12, and take it into DesPlaines. Once in DesPlaines, turn east, 'left', onto Central. Maine North high school is located on Central, just east of the Tri-State tollway. The student fan bus wiQ depart for the game at approximately 10:90 a.m. Saturday. Persons.driving to the game should allow at least one hour for traveling from McHenry to Main? North high school. McHenry Country Club By John Busscher The thrill of a hole in one finally came to Herman Zwissler at McHenry Country club on Sunday, Sept. 11. Plahing in a foursome of Dick Hester, Ed 0)a and John Busscher, Herm accomplished this feat on the 18th hole using a six iron. Congratulations Herman, hope you don't have to go back to work to pay the bar bill. In the first round of the Past- Presidents' tournament (the last tournament of the season) in Flight A winners were P. Overton, R. Wilkins, D. Hojnacki, J. Turner, R. Spiess, J. Packee, K. Rysso and E. Buss. Flight B winners were B. Funk, J. Steinbach, C. Wor then, G. Fields, E. Cepulis, K. Knaack, T. Spengel, and T. Utterback, M. Domoto, R. Turner, J. Sylvester, T. Barton, R. Warfield, E. Schuler, D. Reynolds and G. Hester were victorious in Flight C while in Flight D, J. Nolan. J. Wakitsch, B. Harger, J. Kenton, B. Domoto, T. Bolger, K. Holmes and E. Lasar were winners. Flight E winners were J. Gillette, Doc Carelli, J. Boyer, B. Blaney.rfU Leight, T. Evans, J. Kern and R. Kreuser. Hie second round of the Past- Presidents' tournament will be played at the club on Sunday, Sept. 18. P.S. Hope S.I.H. won't mind the correction but this is the third consecutive year that Art Jackson has won the club championship. The longest consecutive wins belong to Ed Buss from 1962 through 1967. Art won in '68 and since then Art and Ed have traded wins with Art winning his third straight this year. FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for AU OCCASIONS Wf U11 N. MVnsiDEM. 344-1944 Irtfeekj IMA